Developing Web Applications With Microsoft Visual Basic .NET And Visual C# .NET

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Με το συγκεκριμένο σεμινάριο .NET “Developing Web Application With Microsoft Visual Basic .NET And Visual C# .NET”, οι προγραμματιστές και οι Web Developers εκπαιδεύονται ώστε να δημιουργούν εργασίες με αλληλεπίδραση όπως:

Use Microsoft ASP.NET to build Web Forms applications
Create user services, including user input, localization features, and online help
Access and modify data with Microsoft ADO.NET
Build and reuse custom Web controls
Manage application appearance and behavior with style sheets and XML
Configure security features for Web applications, including authentication services
Test and debug coding errors
Deploy applications to your server or hosting service
Maintain and optimize applications

ΎΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΣΥΝΟΠΤΙΚΑ:

Introduction to Web Programming
Creating Web Forms Applications
Working with Web Objects
Creating a User Interface
Storing and Retrieving Data with ADO.NET
Catching and Correcting Errors
Advanced Web Forms Programming
Maintaining Security
Building and Deploying Web Applications
Testing Web Applications
Creating Custom Web Controls
Optimizing Web Applications with Caching
Formatting Web Application Output
Providing Help
Globalizing Web Applications

ΥΛΗ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟΥ ΑΝΑΛΥΤΙΚΑ:

INTRODUCTION TO WEB PROGRAMMING
- Lecture 1.1 What Can You Create?
- Lecture 1.2 How Web Applications Work
- Lecture 1.3 What ASP.NET Provides
- Lecture 1.4 Advantages of ASP.NET
- Lecture 1.5 Using ASP.NET
- Lecture 1.6 Parts of a Web Application
- Lecture 1.7 The .NET Framework
- Lecture 1.8 Programming Languages
- Lecture 1.9 Using Visual Studio .NET
- Lecture 1.10 The Start Page
- Lecture 1.11 Visual Studio .NET Windows
- Lecture 1.12 The Toolbox
- Lecture 1.13 Editing Web Documents
- Lecture 1.14 Editing Code-Behind Files
- Lecture 1.15 Editing Single-Source Web Forms
- Lecture 1.16 Solution Explorer
- Lecture 1.17 Running a Project
- Lecture 1.18 Setting Breakpoints and Watching Variables
- Lecture 1.19 Executing Statements
- Lecture 1.20 Getting Help
- Lecture 1.21 Lab: Getting Started with Visual Studio .NET
- Lecture 1.22 Exercise 1: Customize the Visual Studio .NET Environment
- Lecture 1.23 Exercise 2: Set Up a Web Hosting Account
- Lecture 1.24 Exercise 3: Choose a Service Provider
- Lecture 1.25 Exercise 4: Explore the ASP.NET QuickStart Tutorials
CREATING WEB FORMS APPLICATIONS
- Lecture 2.1 Creating an ASP.NET Web Application Project
- Lecture 2.2 Creating a New Web Application
- Lecture 2.3 Organizing Your Projects with IIS
- Lecture 2.4 Creating Virtual Folders to Organize Web Applications
- Lecture 2.5 Creating a Virtual Folder
- Lecture 2.6 Creating a Subweb
- Lecture 2.7 Creating a New Project in the Virtual Folder
- Lecture 2.8 Adding Controls and Writing Code
- Lecture 2.9 The Files in a Web Forms Project
- Lecture 2.10 The Files in a Web Application
- Lecture 2.11 Responding to Events
- Lecture 2.12 Events in the Life Cycle of a Web Application
- Lecture 2.13 Preserving Data on a Web Form
- Lecture 2.14 Application and Session Events
- Lecture 2.15 Web Form Events
- Lecture 2.16 Server Control Events
- Lecture 2.17 Where Does Processing Occur?
- Lecture 2.18 Application Boundaries and Start Pages
- Lecture 2.19 How IIS and ASP.NET Manage Processes
- Lecture 2.20 Determining When an Application Ends
- Lecture 2.21 Lab: Building a Simple Web Application
- Lecture 2.22 Exercise 1: Create the User Interface
- Lecture 2.23 Exercise 2: Create a Class Named FlashCardClass
- Lecture 2.24 Exercise 3: Store a FlashCardClass Object in Session State
- Lecture 2.25 Exercise 4: Use the FlashCardClass Object from Web Form Events
WORKING WITH WEB OBJECTS
- Lecture 3.1 Namespace Fundamentals
- Lecture 3.2 Understanding Namespaces
- Lecture 3.3 References vs. Imports
- Lecture 3.4 Classes and Modules
- Lecture 3.5 Creating Classes/Modules and Providing Access
- Lecture 3.6 Inheritance: Who’s Deriving?
- Lecture 3.7 Overriding, Overloading, and Shadowing Members
- Lecture 3.8 In the Abstract
- Lecture 3.9 Delegates and Events
- Lecture 3.10 Interface-to-Face
- Lecture 3.11 Namespaces in a Web Application
- Lecture 3.12 Overview of Web Namespaces
- Lecture 3.13 Using the Application Object
- Lecture 3.14 Using the Request Object
- Lecture 3.15 Using the Response Object
- Lecture 3.16 Maintaining State Information
- Lecture 3.17 Overview of Levels of State
- Lecture 3.18 Using Context.Handler
- Lecture 3.19 Using Context.Handler
- Lecture 3.20 Using Cookies
- Lecture 3.21 Using ViewState
- Lecture 3.22 Using Application and Session States
- Lecture 3.23 Structuring Access to State Variables
- Lecture 3.24 Turning Off Session State
- Lecture 3.25 Lab: Using Objects and Saving Data
- Lecture 3.26 Exercise 1: Create the User Interface
- Lecture 3.27 Exercise 2: Create a Translator Class
- Lecture 3.28 Exercise 3: Store a Translator Object in Session State
- Lecture 3.29 Exercise 4: Use the TransClass Object from Web Form Events
CREATING A USER INTERFACE
- Lecture 4.1 Using Controls
- Lecture 4.2 Selecting a Layout
- Lecture 4.3 Choosing the Right Control
- Lecture 4.4 Working with Text
- Lecture 4.5 Working with Tables and Lists
- Lecture 4.6 Adding Items to a List or Table at Design Time
- Lecture 4.7 Adding Items to a List or Table at Run Time
- Lecture 4.8 Getting the Selected Item from a List
- Lecture 4.9 Using Simple Data Binding with Lists
- Lecture 4.10 Adding Items to DataGrid, DataList, and Repeater Controls
- Lecture 4.11 Performing Commands
- Lecture 4.12 Getting and Setting Values
- Lecture 4.13 Displaying Graphics and Advertisements
- Lecture 4.14 Grouping Controls
- Lecture 4.15 Getting Dates
- Lecture 4.16 Getting Files from the Client
- Lecture 4.17 Validating Data
- Lecture 4.18 Using Validation
- Lecture 4.19 Combining Validations
- Lecture 4.20 Canceling Validation
- Lecture 4.21 Customizing Validation
- Lecture 4.22 Navigating Between Forms
- Lecture 4.23 Ways to Navigate
- Lecture 4.24 Using Hyperlinks and Redirection
- Lecture 4.25 Using the Transfer Method
- Lecture 4.26 Using the Execute Method
- Lecture 4.27 Displaying a Page in a New Browser Window
- Lecture 4.28 Lab: Building a Web-Based Text Editor
- Lecture 4.29 Exercise 1: Create the Sign-On Form
- Lecture 4.30 Exercise 2: Create the NewAccount Form
- Lecture 4.31 Exercise 3: Create the File Manager Form
- Lecture 4.32 Exercise 4: Create the File Editor Form
- Lecture 4.33 Exercise 5: Create the Not Authorized Web Form
STORING AND RETRIEVING DATA WITH ADO.NET
- Lecture 5.1 Accessing Data with ADO.NET
- Lecture 5.2 Understanding ADO.NET
- Lecture 5.3 Connecting to a Database
- Lecture 5.4 Creating a Data Set
- Lecture 5.5 Displaying a Data Set
- Lecture 5.6 Creating a Custom Data View
- Lecture 5.7 Changing Records in a Database
- Lecture 5.8 How ADO.NET Refers to Objects
- Lecture 5.9 Adding, Changing, and Deleting Rows
- Lecture 5.10 Updating the Database from the DataSet
- Lecture 5.11 Creating a Database Connection at Run Time
- Lecture 5.12 Updating a Run-Time Database Connection
- Lecture 5.13 Storing Multiple Tables and Caching Data Sets
- Lecture 5.14 Using Data Sets on Web Forms
- Lecture 5.15 Displaying a Data Set in a DataGrid Control
- Lecture 5.16 Displaying a Data Set in a DataList Control
- Lecture 5.17 Displaying Data Items in Other List Controls
- Lecture 5.18 Selecting Specific Records
- Lecture 5.19 Executing Commands on a Database
- Lecture 5.20 Returning a Value from a Database
- Lecture 5.21 Changing Records Directly in a Database
- Lecture 5.22 Retrieving Records Directly from the Database
- Lecture 5.23 Executing Stored Procedures
- Lecture 5.24 Processing Transactions
- Lecture 5.25 Understanding Transactions
- Lecture 5.26 Data Set Transactions
- Lecture 5.27 Database Transactions
- Lecture 5.28 Enterprise Transactions
- Lecture 5.29 Lab: Building the Contact Management Application
- Lecture 5.30 Exercise 1: Start a Project and Create the SwitchBoard Form
- Lecture 5.31 Exercise 2: Add Database Components
- Lecture 5.32 Exercise 3: Create the AddContact Form
- Lecture 5.33 Exercise 4: Create the Calls Form
- Lecture 5.34 Exercise 5: Create the DeleteContact and ContactTypes Forms
CATCHING AND CORRECTING ERRORS
- Lecture 6.1 Using Exception Handling
- Lecture 6.2 Exception-Handling Techniques
- Lecture 6.3 Using Exception-Handling Structures
- Lecture 6.4 Causing Exceptions
- Lecture 6.5 Defining New Exceptions
- Lecture 6.6 Using Error Events
- Lecture 6.7 Using Error Pages
- Lecture 6.8 Handling Internet-Related Exceptions
- Lecture 6.9 Using Application-Wide Error Pages
- Lecture 6.10 Using Page-Level Error Pages
- Lecture 6.11 Logging Exceptions
- Lecture 6.12 Using Tracing to Log Errors
- Lecture 6.13 Turning Tracing On and Off
- Lecture 6.14 Writing Messages to the Trace Log
- Lecture 6.15 Reading the Trace Log
- Lecture 6.16 Lab: Adding Exception Handling to an Application
- Lecture 6.17 Exercise 1: Extend Exception Handling
- Lecture 6.18 Exercise 2: Add an Error Event Procedure
- Lecture 6.19 Exercise 3: Create and View the Trace Log
- Lecture 6.20 Exercise 4: Extend Exception Handling to Other Web Forms
ADVANCED WEB FORMS PROGRAMMING
- Lecture 7.1 Saving and Retrieving User Information
- Lecture 7.2 Identifying Web Application Users
- Lecture 7.3 Storing User Information on the Client
- Lecture 7.4 Facts About Cookies
- Lecture 7.5 Using Keys Within Cookies
- Lecture 7.6 Storing User Information on the Server
- Lecture 7.7 Creating Unique Keys to Identify Users
- Lecture 7.8 Creating a File to Store User Information
- Lecture 7.9 Creating an XML File
- Lecture 7.10 Creating an XML Schema
- Lecture 7.11 Specifying a Key Field
- Lecture 7.12 Reading the XML into a Data Set
- Lecture 7.13 Saving User Information on the Server
- Lecture 7.14 Maintaining Security
- Lecture 7.15 Building and Deploying Web Applications
- Lecture 7.16 Testing Web Applications
- Lecture 7.17 Creating Custom Web Controls
- Lecture 7.18 Optimizing Web Applications with Caching
- Lecture 7.19 Formatting Web Application Output
- Lecture 7.20 Providing Help
- Lecture 7.21 Globalizing Web Applications

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